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Parent topics
- Port of Toronto [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Passenger terminals [r]: Facilities where passengers embark or debark from planes, trains, buses, ferries or other waterborne vessels [e]
- Spirit of Ontario [r]: A catamaran jet powered ferry that carried vehicles and passengers between Toronto and Rochester [e]
- Ferries [r]: Vessels that carry passengers, or both passengers and vehicles, across smaller bodies of water [e]
- Cruise ships [r]: Amenity filled vessels that carry funseekers for one tourist destination to another, on voyages lasting multiple days [e]
- Unwin Avenue, Toronto [r]: Southernmost road in Toronto's Portlands, it has a semi-rural appearance, and its proximity to nearby soundstages mean many film-makers include footage of it when their characters enter a rural setting [e]
- Lake Express [r]: A fast ferry on Lake Michigan. [e]
- San Diego and Arizona Railway [r]: A short line, standard gauge American railroad founded by "sugar heir," developer, and entrepreneur John D. Spreckels in 1919, dubbed "The Impossible Railroad" by many engineers of its day due to the immense logistical challenges involved. [e]
- Colombia [r]: Country in South America. [e]